In this 30-minute, single-session lesson, 10th grade students—particularly those with ASD—will learn practical steps for job applications, including resume basics, interview etiquette, and self-advocacy strategies. This lesson builds confidence and equips students with real-world employment skills they can use immediately.
aryn arzu
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 12th-grade students prepare for the transition to adulthood by exploring college applications, job interviews, and independent living skills. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and confidence to succeed after graduation. This lesson is important as it provides practical skills and insights that are crucial for students' future success and independence.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
In this two-session course, 16- to 19-year-olds will explore and plan their future careers through self-assessment, goal setting, and action steps. Students will gain clarity on their strengths, values, and interests, and develop a personalized career action plan. This lesson equips students with practical tools for their postsecondary journey.
eric.hurst
Counselor
This lesson will help students explore different pathways available after high school, including college, vocational training, and entering the workforce. Key activities include group discussion, personal reflection, and pathway exploration to guide students in making informed decisions about their future.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This individual lesson guides a 12th grader through crafting compelling personal statements and reference materials to fast-track strong college or job applications. Over a focused 40-minute one-on-one session, the student will outline key experiences, draft impactful narratives, and learn to evaluate statements against clear criteria—boosting confidence and readiness for real-world applications.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This single 30-minute individual session helps 12th grade students assess their readiness for college or career entry using a diagnostic quiz and guided reflection, then plan concrete next steps. Crucial for empowering students to transition successfully beyond high school.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson helps 10th-grade students understand what a career is, explore different career paths, and identify initial steps to achieve their career goals. It includes an interactive interest profiler activity to spark self-discovery. Audience: 10th Grade. Duration: 30 minutes.
Marisol Galvez
Counselor
This resource helps individual 11th Grade students explore diverse career paths and align them with their interests, skills, and values. It provides guidance for informed decision-making about future educational and professional journeys. This lesson is designed for one 40-minute session.
Gabriel Carter
Counselor
In this one-hour, one-on-one session, students will explore personal interests, skills, and potential career paths to develop a personalized job exploration action plan. This individualized lesson empowers 12th graders with self-awareness and practical steps for their post-graduation journey.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
In this quick and engaging lesson, students will participate in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest Challenge' to explore various career programs of study. This lesson is important as it introduces students to different career paths in an interactive way, helping them to consider their future options and interests.
Alauna Hollingsworth
Counselor, General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest' to explore various career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students begin thinking about their future careers and the skills they may need to develop. By actively participating in this exploration, students can gain insights into different professions and consider their interests and strengths.
Paulina Chin
Counselor
In this 60-minute individual counseling session, 12th graders will explore potential career paths through self-assessment, research activities, and personalized goal setting. This lesson is essential for helping students make informed decisions about their post-graduation plans, building confidence and clarity as they prepare for life after high school.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This 2-hour individualized lesson helps an adult male with disabilities build advocacy skills and navigate the job application process effectively. Students will learn how to present their strengths, understand accommodations, and confidently approach job searching.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
Students will engage in activities to explore various career options, understand the skills needed, and plan their career paths. They will also learn how to create a resume and prepare for job interviews. This lesson is important as it helps students gain awareness of their career options and enhances essential career readiness skills.
Colleen O'Donoghue
Counselor
This lesson is designed for 12th grade students to help them assess their mental and emotional health while dealing with college applications and making significant career decisions. The objective is to equip students with strategies to manage stress and make informed decisions. The lesson will last 45 minutes.
Ellie Cuenca
Instructor
Students will explore various career paths and learn about the education and skills needed. Interactive activities will help them identify personal interests and set career goals.
Irrin Suvanasai
Instructor
A four-session personalized coaching series designed to help students with low motivation and self-esteem explore career options and college types. Through guided activities, self-reflection, and research, students will build confidence in making informed decisions. Ideal for one-on-one support, each 50-minute session steadily builds toward a clear next step in career and college planning.
Sue Spafford
Counselor
In this 30-minute group lesson, 10th graders will explore post-high school career options through self-assessment and peer discussion. Students will leave with a personalized shortlist of potential careers and an action plan for the next steps. This Tier 2 lesson supports students needing additional guidance and boosts their self-awareness.
eric.hurst
Counselor
This lesson equips 12th-grade students with practical strategies for effective decision-making, helping them confidently navigate the complex choices they face for college, career, and personal life. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn to analyze options, weigh consequences, and make choices aligned with their values. (1 session, 50 minutes, whole class)
Sue Spafford
Counselor
This series of lessons is designed to equip high-achieving 7th-grade students with essential skills for academic success. Each lesson focuses on a different aspect: time management, study skills, emotional intelligence, and grit. By mastering these skills, students will be better prepared to handle academic challenges and achieve their goals.
Darcy Lord-Evans
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, adult transition students will explore essential vocational skills—job searching, resume basics, and interview etiquette—to boost workplace confidence. This quick, hands-on session equips learners with practical strategies to transition smoothly into employment.
Matthew Sullivan
Special Education Teacher
This individual session helps 12th-grade students explore their unique interests, skills, and values to identify potential career paths. It’s important because understanding oneself is the first step toward a fulfilling future. This session is designed for one student and lasts approximately 15 minutes.
Kristen T Dacquisto
Counselor
This lesson guides adult learners through the essential steps of successfully filling out a job application. It covers common sections, key information needed, and strategies for presenting oneself professionally. This single-session, 30-minute lesson is crucial for anyone seeking employment or aiming to improve their application skills.
Matthew Sullivan
Special Education Teacher
This 50-minute individual lesson helps students identify their interests and skills to research jobs that truly fit them, all virtually. Understanding yourself first leads to more fulfilling career paths and successful job applications.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This lesson is designed for Grade 12 students to help them process the transition from high school to their next adventure, whether it's college or entering the workforce. Over two sessions, students will explore the range of emotions associated with change and develop strategies to manage these feelings. This lesson is crucial as it supports students in understanding and preparing for the significant life changes ahead, while also addressing social pragmatic skills as per their IEP goals.
Julia McGary
Counselor
In this lesson, students will learn to create a personalized timeline for their college application process, ensuring all deadlines are met. This lesson is crucial as it helps students manage their time effectively and reduces stress by providing a clear plan for their application tasks.
Bryan Pisetsky
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 classroom session, 12th graders will use a guided worksheet to map their interests, strengths, and potential college majors or career fields. This foundational activity sparks self-awareness and sets the stage for deeper post-secondary exploration and readiness.
Nyagoa Bayak
General Education Teacher
Over 10 sessions, this individualized career exploration journey guides an 11th-grade student through self-assessment, research, skill-building, and planning to prepare for postsecondary success. Each 30-minute session includes interactive games, hands-on activities, guided discussions, and targeted worksheets to ensure engagement and mastery.
Christina Lee
Counselor
In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 12th graders, students explore real-life decision-making through interactive activities and reflective practices. Developing strong decision-making skills empowers students to make informed choices that shape their futures, both personally and academically.
dcelona
Counselor
This 2-hour individualized lesson supports an adult male with disabilities in developing job-seeking skills and fostering resilience. It provides practical steps for job searching and strategies for maintaining a positive outlook, tailored to his unique needs.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson focuses on preparing exceptional children for entering the workforce by enhancing their understanding of resume writing, cover letters, and financial literacy. Through experiential and game-based learning, students will engage in activities that simulate real-world scenarios, fostering skills necessary for employment. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with practical tools and confidence to navigate the job market effectively.
Timothy Sinclair
Special Education Teacher
This individual resource guides students through the entire job application process, from crafting a resume to writing a cover letter. It provides practical, step-by-step support for securing employment. This lesson is for a 12th Grade Student and is designed for a single 55-minute session.
Jennice Parent
Special Education Teacher
Students learn to identify and develop essential skills that are highly valued in today's job market. This lesson emphasizes the importance of skill-building for future success and adaptability. Designed for a 10th-grade class, this 50-minute session will empower students to recognize and cultivate skills that will enhance their career readiness and adaptability in a rapidly changing world.
Merri Vanderploeg
Counselor, General Education Teacher
This resource helps students identify their unique strengths, interests, and values to discover potential career paths where they can truly shine. It's crucial for empowering 9th graders to see their potential and connect it to future opportunities. Audience: 9th Grade Class, Duration: 60 minutes, 1 session.
Leslie Hazelwood-Rogers
Counselor
In this 1-session, 60-minute individual lesson, the student will explore personal interests, skills, and values to identify potential career paths. Through self-assessment activities and research tasks, he’ll gain clarity on jobs that align with his goals, boosting motivation and future planning skills.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to explore various career paths and the skills required for them. Through collaborative learning and inquiry-based strategies, students will discuss and reflect on their interests and motivations for future career development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect their current education to future goals, fostering motivation and planning for their adult lifestyle.
Delilah Kelly
Counselor
In this lesson, students will embark on a virtual safari to explore various career options and the skills needed for each. Through interactive activities, students will identify their own interests and potential career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the diverse career opportunities available and encourages them to think about their future aspirations.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This 30-minute, Tier 3 lesson for an 11th-grade individual student focuses on practical goal-setting strategies, assignment completion techniques, and fostering a resilient growth mindset. It empowers students to take ownership of their academic journey and build confidence.
Tajuddin Abdullah
Counselor
This 30-minute, Tier 3 lesson for an 11th-grade individual student focuses on practical goal-setting strategies, assignment completion techniques, and fostering a resilient growth mindset. It empowers students to take ownership of their academic journey and build confidence.
Tajuddin Abdullah
Counselor
This lesson helps 11th-grade students research potential careers using a structured worksheet, focusing on key job aspects and personal fit. It's designed for a single 30-minute session.
Annalise Abdelnour
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to explore various career paths, followed by a discussion to reflect on their interests and potential career choices. This lesson is important as it helps students identify their strengths and interests, guiding them towards informed career decisions.
Elizabeth Baker
Counselor
This lesson helps 12th graders explore career readiness skills and pathways. Students will identify essential skills, understand different career options, and begin to plan their post-graduation journey. This is a single 30-minute session for a whole classroom of 12th-grade students.
Teri Mann
Counselor
This lesson helps middle schoolers explore various career options and understand the skills needed to pursue their interests. Through interactive activities, students create a personal career map guided by their passion and strengths, fostering career readiness from an early age.
Valerie Long
Counselor
In this lesson, teens will explore different career paths and industries, gaining insights into the skills required for future jobs. This session is crucial for helping students understand the diverse opportunities available to them and the skills they need to develop to succeed in their chosen fields.
Jade Hodge
English
In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 11th-grade technical high school students, learners will explore key employability skills—such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and professionalism—aligned with the Massachusetts Business & Technology standards. This lesson helps students understand and practice the qualities that make them work-ready, boosting confidence and competitiveness in any job or internship.
dcelona
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the various criteria colleges use for admissions, including GPA, test scores, and extracurricular activities. They will evaluate their own profiles and identify areas for improvement. This lesson is important as it helps students understand what colleges look for in applicants and allows them to assess their readiness and areas they need to work on to enhance their college applications.
Bryan Pisetsky
Counselor
This lesson engages 10th-grade students in an experiential learning activity focused on career planning. Students will explore various career paths, reflect on their interests and skills, and discuss their findings with peers. This lesson is important as it helps students begin to think critically about their future careers and the steps they need to take to achieve their goals.
Tess Jarvis
Counselor
In this lesson, PreK students will explore different careers and college concepts through interactive and engaging activities. The lesson aims to introduce the idea of various professions and the importance of education in a fun and simple manner, setting a foundation for future career and college readiness.
Vanessa Duckett
Counselor
In this one-session, 45-minute Tier 1 lesson for 12th graders, students reflect on strengths, interests, and explore post-secondary pathways (college, trade schools, military, workforce). This helps them make informed plans for life after graduation. Includes a comprehensive worksheet for self-assessment and planning.
Pamela Sturdivant
Instructor
This lesson focuses on helping students manage the stress associated with college applications. We will engage the students in a collaborative discussion to identify common stressors and coping strategies, followed by an active learning activity designed to practice these strategies. This lesson is crucial as it provides students with practical tools to handle application-related stress, promoting their overall well-being.
Richard Hutchinson
Instructor
This 8-week program is designed for 11th-grade students to sharpen their executive functioning skills, fostering better academic habits and essential life skills. Each 45-minute session focuses on practical strategies for planning, organization, time management, and self-regulation, crucial for success in school and beyond.
Diane Celona
Counselor
This 45-minute Tier 1 lesson for 9th-grade students introduces key life skills: leadership, teamwork, advocacy, feedback application, adaptability, and resilience. Students will explore how these interconnected skills contribute to personal growth and success in various aspects of life. It helps students understand the value of these skills for academic, social, and future career success.
Jessica
Instructor
In this 6th grade Tier 1 lesson, students will explore personal interests and discover how these interests can guide them toward future career paths through self-assessment and interactive activities—an essential skill to begin understanding vocational possibilities. This is a single 50-minute session that builds self-awareness and career readiness.
Instructor
In this 30-minute special ed life skills lesson, students explore different careers through hands-on activities and a game that requires no reading or writing. Students will identify jobs that interest them, discuss required skills, and build confidence in career exploration. This Tier 1 lesson is accessible and interactive, designed for students with diverse needs.
Kim Coffman
Counselor
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This lesson is designed for middle school students in grades 6-8 to teach them the essential skills needed to apply for a job. In just one 30-minute session, students will learn how to create a resume, fill out a job application, and prepare for an interview. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students with practical skills for their future, making them feel confident and prepared for real-world experiences.
Marcus Virgil
Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will explore various careers through an interactive activity and discussion. This lesson is important as it helps students gain awareness of the diverse career paths available, encouraging them to think about their future aspirations and the skills needed for different professions.
Nicole Summers
Counselor
This lesson focuses on guiding high school students through the initial steps of college planning. It is designed to help students understand the importance of setting goals, researching colleges, and familiarizing themselves with the application process. By the end of the lesson, students will have a clearer understanding of the steps they need to take to prepare for college, making the process less daunting and more manageable.
Jennifer Breslin
Counselor
This lesson empowers adult males with disabilities to confidently begin their job application process. It covers essential steps from self-assessment to networking, providing practical tools and strategies. Designed for a 2-hour classroom session.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
A guided worksheet to help 12th graders map out their interests, strengths, and potential college majors or career fields, sparking self-awareness and setting the stage for deeper exploration.
Nyagoa Bayak
General Education Teacher
This lesson is aimed at helping 9th and 10th graders understand the steps involved in applying to college through a video, group discussion, and a game-based activity. This session will help students plan and organize their college application process early, increasing their chances of success.
SaLillian McDaniel
Counselor
This lesson helps 9th-11th grade students understand how ACT skills can be applied to real-life challenges, fostering a growth mindset. Students will create a personalized action plan over 1 session (30 minutes).
Patty Ciampi
Social Worker
This 30-minute, single-session lesson for 7th-grade students introduces the foundational concepts of resumes and college readiness. It helps students understand that preparing for their future starts now, empowering them to think about their skills and aspirations. This lesson is classified as Tier 1: Classroom-Wide Supports.
Malaska Brooks
School Administrator
In this 30-minute, 8th grade Tier 1 lesson, students will explore various career paths, reflect on their strengths and interests, and begin mapping out potential futures. This engaging lesson helps students connect personal passions with real-world jobs through interactive activities and reflection, fostering self-awareness and goal-setting.
Tamara Conneely
Counselor
This 45-minute lesson guides 12th-grade students through the essential steps of selecting and applying to colleges. It empowers them to navigate the application process with confidence and clarity. Audience: 12th Grade. 1 session, 45 minutes.
Cecily
Counselor
This whole-class decision-path game guides 12th-grade students through engaging career “choose-your-own-adventure” tracks to explore diverse job pathways. It helps students understand that career paths aren't always linear and that their choices can lead to various fulfilling outcomes. This lesson is for a 12th Grade Class and will last 50 minutes.
Teri Mann
Counselor
A quick pre-test and post-test to gauge 9th-grade students' understanding and application of essential life skills: goal setting, attendance, and time management. This assessment is designed for a small group (Tier 2) and will take approximately 30 minutes.
malicea
Counselor
This lesson helps a 12th-grade student explore personal goals, identify support systems, and develop a plan for their future, especially when facing conflicting expectations. This individual session is designed to empower the student to articulate and pursue their own aspirations. (1 session, 30 minutes)
Pamela
Counselor
This lesson empowers 12th-grade students with essential soft skills crucial for academic, professional, and personal success. Students will learn to identify, practice, and articulate key soft skills needed for navigating the modern world. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute classroom session.
Karen Cirillo
Instructor
In this lesson, students will engage in activities designed to develop essential soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. These skills are vital for a thriving career and will be developed through role-playing and collaborative tasks, helping students internalize and practice what they learn.
Nancy Love
Instructor
This lesson focuses on helping juniors develop career readiness skills by creating S.M.A.R.T. goals. Students will watch a video on how to develop a S.M.A.R.T. career plan, engage in a discussion, and complete a worksheet to create their own career goals. This lesson is important as it equips students with practical tools to set and achieve career objectives, fostering motivation and clarity in their career paths.
Whitney Kertz
Counselor
This lesson helps 9th-grade students identify and understand key skills that make them desirable to employers. It focuses on practical applications and personal reflection, designed for a single 30-minute classroom session.
davisd
Special Education Teacher
This interactive lesson helps 12th-grade students tackle the common hurdles of university applications, such as writing compelling essays, managing time effectively, and reducing stress from uncertainty. It provides practical strategies and encourages peer support. This lesson is designed for a whole-classroom setting, lasts 45 minutes, and empowers students to confidently navigate their application journey.
İrem Ege TUĞCU
Counselor, Psychologist
This 30-minute lesson is designed for 12th-grade students to help them transition smoothly to college life. It covers essential skills and knowledge needed for college readiness, including time management, self-advocacy, and understanding college resources. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to confidently navigate their new environment and make informed decisions, setting them up for success in higher education.
brynn.cooper
School Administrator
In this interactive 2-hour session, students explore different career booths, apply Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences framework to real-world professions, and weigh pros and cons of each career path. This Tier 1 lesson empowers teens (ages 13–16) to connect personal strengths with future goals and make informed decisions about careers.
Jeremy Jennings
Instructor
This lesson helps students explore different career paths through discussion and hands-on activities. It is important to help students identify careers that align with their interests and abilities while promoting self-awareness and realistic goal-setting.
Catherine Cooper
Instructor
This resource challenges students to think critically about the skills and mindset needed for success in various post-high school environments. It sparks reflection on personal readiness and areas for growth. This lesson is for 10th-grade students and will take 50 minutes.
İrem Ege TUĞCU
Counselor, Psychologist
This resource helps high school students (9th-12th grade) identify their unique skills, strengths, and passions, empowering them to articulate their value to potential employers. Understanding and communicating personal value is key to standing out in the job market. This lesson is designed for a single 65-minute session.
Luz M Gonzalez Canales
Instructor
This 90-minute seminar empowers hesitant graduate students to confidently choose their university major and career path by providing tools for self-reflection and decision-making. This lesson will help students navigate the complexities of academic and professional choices, leading to fulfilling outcomes. Designed for graduate students in a group setting.
Nada Ahmed
Counselor
In this 45-minute lesson for 12th graders, students explore policies and consent in college/workplace settings, practice decision-making in transition scenarios, map support resources, and craft a personal wellness contract. This lesson equips seniors with the knowledge and tools to navigate new environments safely and confidently.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
This small-group lesson helps 10th-grade students connect practical life skills like time management and communication to real-world job scenarios. It empowers them to identify and develop essential skills for future career success. Designed for one 45-minute session.
Kimberly Harbaugh
Counselor
This lesson engages 10th graders in exploring potential career paths through an interactive, game-based approach. By incorporating the video 'How to Choose the Right Career Path,' students will learn to identify their interests, skills, and values, and how these can guide their career choices. This lesson is crucial for helping students begin to think critically about their future careers, fostering self-awareness and informed decision-making.
Tamara DiCesare
Counselor
This individual session guides 12th-grade students in exploring diverse mental health career paths. Understanding these options is crucial for informed post-secondary planning and aligning personal strengths with impactful professions. This lesson is designed for a single 15-minute session with an individual student.
Sue Spafford
Counselor
This lesson focuses on helping 8th-grade students identify and develop essential skills for career success, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through engaging activities that simulate real-world work environments, students will gain practical experience and insights into how these skills are applied in various careers. This lesson is important as it prepares students for future challenges and opportunities, fostering a mindset of lifelong learning and adaptability.
Dianna Wyllie
Counselor
A 4-session series designed for at-risk high school seniors to identify, plan, and pursue meaningful career goals. Each 20-minute session includes engaging warm-ups, discussions, hands-on activities, worksheets, and cool-downs to build self-awareness, research skills, and actionable plans. Tailored for individual support, fostering confidence and direction as students transition beyond graduation.
Cicely Shepard
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore different career paths and the skills required for each. They will engage in a matching game to align their interests with potential careers, fostering self-awareness and future planning. This lesson is crucial for helping students understand the diversity of career options and the importance of aligning personal interests with career choices.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
This lesson explores diverse career fields and pathways, helping 10th-grade students understand the variety of opportunities available. This resource broadens students' perspectives on potential professions and the education required for each, across 1 session lasting 70 minutes.
Cynthia Searcy
Special Education Teacher
An engaging 30-minute activity for 9th-grade students with intellectual disabilities and low reading levels to rank researched careers based on various job characteristics. This lesson helps students reflect on career preferences and understand the diversity of job roles.
Annalise Abdelnour
Special Education Teacher
This lesson engages 10th-grade students in exploring post-secondary options through inquiry-based and active learning strategies. Students will participate in an activity that encourages them to think critically about their interests, strengths, and potential career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students begin to consider their future educational and career goals, fostering self-awareness and informed decision-making.
Jacilyn Hackett
Counselor
Beyond the Diploma is a one-on-one coaching module designed for 12th grade seniors exploring non-traditional post-secondary pathways—like apprenticeships, certifications, and direct career entry. In a single 30-minute session, the student will review options, generate a personalized research plan, and set actionable goals to navigate life after high school confidently.
kylene.smith
Counselor
This lesson helps 10th-grade students explore various career paths, understand the skills required for different jobs, and set personal career goals. It involves group activities, discussions, and individual reflection.
Nancy Love
Instructor
This 20-minute, Tier 2 lesson helps 11th-grade students manage their time effectively when tackling college and job applications. It's crucial for reducing stress and increasing success in these important life transitions. Designed for a small group setting, it includes accommodations for extended time on assignments.
Krista Buck
Counselor
This resource helps students navigate the complex world of college applications, from choosing the right schools to understanding deadlines and requirements. It simplifies the process, reducing stress and increasing successful applications. This lesson is designed for high school students over one 60-minute session.
Allen Hecht
Counselor
A whole-class journey guiding 9th grade students through self-discovery activities to match personal strengths with post-secondary options, fostering clarity and motivation for future planning. This Tier 1, 60-minute lesson equips students with tools to explore careers and college pathways.
Andrea Lowery
Counselor
This personalized resource guides individual students in aligning their personal values and interests with potential career fields. It provides a clear framework for self-discovery and direction in career exploration. Audience: 9th Grade Student, Duration: 35 minutes.
Claudia L Harris
General Education Teacher
A guided worksheet that helps 12th graders evaluate various post-secondary options through pros/cons analyses and personal goal alignment. This resource sparks self-reflection and informed decision-making. Audience: 12th Grade; Tier 1; Duration: one 45-minute session.
Kelly Wing
Special Education Teacher
This comprehensive resource covers essential life skills like understanding leases, basic car maintenance, and voter registration. It's fundamental for preparing all 12th graders for the practical realities of independent adult life. Audience: 12th Grade Class. Duration: 120 minutes.
Peyton Kramer
Instructor
This lesson guides students in exploring different career paths and understanding the skills required for various professions. Through engaging activities like role-playing and career interest surveys, students will gain insights into various careers and the skills needed for them. This lesson is important as it helps students make informed decisions about their future career paths and understand the relevance of their current education to their future goals.
Adam Vargas
Counselor
In this 30-minute, one-session lesson, 6th-grade students will explore their interests and values to begin choosing a future career pathway. This lesson equips students with self-awareness and research tools to connect personal strengths to real-world jobs — a foundational step toward lifelong planning.
Tennille Deming Perkins
Counselor
This lesson engages 8th-grade students in an interactive and fun exploration of the high school application process. Students will work collaboratively to fill out a sample application form, write creative personal statements, and discuss their academic interests and extracurricular activities. This lesson is important as it demystifies the high school application process, making it less intimidating and more approachable for students. By actively participating, students will gain confidence and a clearer understanding of what is required to successfully apply and register for high school.
Jessica Handley
Instructor
A 6-session small-group series for 11th graders to build transition management, coping skills, and barrier identification techniques. Students will self-assess growth before and after via a Likert-scale survey. Each 30-minute session combines interactive activities, reflection, and practical tools to help teens adapt, cope, and overcome challenges.
Miranda Nelson
Counselor
This lesson helps an adult male with disabilities explore his strengths, interests, and career options beyond his current role, focusing on identifying achievable goals and pathways. It's a personalized 2-hour session designed for individual support.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson helps 11th and 12th grade students integrate and apply essential life skills: emotional regulation, decision-sizing, and boundary-setting to navigate complex real-world challenges. It emphasizes emotional intelligence and problem-solving, preparing them for future scenarios. This single 30-minute session will equip them with practical tools for their future selves.
Janice Zimmerman
Instructor
This individualized lesson will help an adult male with disabilities explore job opportunities and set achievable goals. Over 2 hours, the student will learn practical steps for job acquisition, identify personal strengths, and develop realistic short-term and long-term objectives.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson prepares students for attending a career fair by helping them research companies, create elevator pitches, and develop networking strategies. Students will practice their interactions in a simulated career fair setting. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for effective communication and professional interaction, which are crucial for their future career endeavors.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
This lesson guides 11th-grade students through the process of exploring various career paths, setting personal goals, and creating detailed action plans for achieving them. This is crucial as it helps students to align their academic and extracurricular activities with their future aspirations.
Marisa Garmon
Counselor
Specifically designed for upperclassmen, this lesson offers strategies to alleviate stress related to post-graduation planning, including college applications, career choices, or vocational paths. Students will explore decision-making frameworks, identify support systems, and practice techniques to manage anxiety about the future. This resource provides practical guidance for 11th and 12th-grade students.
Annie Rebola
Art Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore different career paths by learning about the day-to-day responsibilities and required skills for each. They will engage in activities that help them identify their own interests and strengths, which will guide them in considering potential career options. This lesson is important as it helps students make informed decisions about their future career paths and understand the skills they need to develop.
Rachele Brown
Counselor
In this 60-minute individual lesson, students who are anxious about applying for outdoor, hands-on jobs learn to navigate the job application process independently. By the end, they'll draft a tailored resume and cover letter, practice mock interview questions, and feel more confident heading into job applications.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
A personalized coaching module for a 12th grader to identify their career interests, set SMART goals, and create actionable pathways; session is 25 minutes. This individual Tier 3 lesson empowers students to self-direct their future success through customized planning.
Jessica Gonzalez
School Administrator
This resource provides a personalized checklist and practice opportunities for students to assess their interview readiness and identify areas for improvement. It helps 10th graders build confidence through self-assessment and targeted practice. Audience: 10th Grade Students, 1 session, 40 minutes.
Kimberly Adam
Counselor
This lesson is designed for students who have been suspended for breaking school rules, focusing on enhancing their decision-making skills. Through realistic examples and engaging activities, students will learn to evaluate situations and make informed choices. This 30-minute session aims to empower students with the tools to navigate life's challenges more effectively.
Jami Dion
School Administrator
In this 45-minute Grade 12 lesson, students will explore how to align their personal values with career aspirations and community impact by formulating a SMART goal and identifying two immediate action steps. This lesson strengthens organizational and planning skills essential for scholarship applications, college readiness, and lifelong success.
jtoomey
Counselor
In this lesson, students will learn how to create a professional resume by understanding key components such as contact information, education, skills, and work experience. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for job applications and internships, fostering self-sufficiency and responsible citizenship.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore international career opportunities and the cultural considerations involved in working abroad. Through group discussions and research projects, students will gain insights into the global job market and develop an understanding of the skills needed to succeed in international careers. This lesson is important as it broadens students' perspectives on career possibilities and prepares them for a globalized workforce.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
